Tibet was divided into two major tribes in the 7th century AD and before the 7th century AD, one was called Xiangxiong and the other was called Tubo. A famous politician appeared in the Tubo tribe in the 7th century, Songtsen Gampo. As the leader of the Tubo tribe, Songtsen Gampo

This place in Tibet was divided into two major tribes in the 7th century AD and before the 7th century AD, one was called Xiangxiong and the other was called Tubo .

A famous politician appeared in the 7th century, which was Songtsen Gampo . As the leader of the Tubo tribe, Songtsen Gampo made Tubo stronger. When Songtsen Gampo was the king of Tubo, the Bon religion was powerful, and the Tubo king was actually undermined by the Bon religion organization because the Bon religion organization restricted the real power of the Tubo king, that is, the royal power. Any directive must be approved by the Bon Church Organization, which has greatly restricted Songtsen Gampo and was extremely dissatisfied.

So he introduced Buddhism through two marriages, and along the way he married Princess Wencheng from China, a large number of Buddhist statues and Buddhist scriptures were packed together as dowries and followed the princess into Tubo, thus bringing into Chinese Buddhism. Through Nepal , I married another princess called 1 zizun princess , and brought it to Indian Buddhism.

Songtsen Gampo built Jokhang Temple and Xiaozhao Temple for the two princesses in Lhasa to worship the Buddha statues and Buddhist scriptures brought by them. From then on, Buddhism was promoted within the Tubo people. The original purpose was to resist the interference of Bon religion on the regime. Later, Buddhism gradually spread and recognized it in Tubo, and Songtsen Gampo gradually grasped the real power and unified Tibet.